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Climate-related migration: Is New Zealand living up to the ‘Pacific family’ rhetoric?

Asia Pacific Report -
February 22, 2026

How Israel won the Pacific – and its backing at the UN

Civicus raps 8 Pacific countries for ‘not doing enough’ to protect civic rights, press freedom

Pacific lawmakers call for creation of human rights commissions to fight nuclear testing legacy

Micronesian Summit in Majuro this week aims to be ‘one step ahead’

Fiji bought time to deport USP vice-chancellor and his wife

Asia Pacific Report -
February 8, 2021

A bruising 24 hours in the Pacific – three key questions...

Asia Pacific Report -
February 6, 2021

Case of ‘beating up the whistleblower,’ says deported USP chief

Asia Pacific Report -
February 5, 2021

CIVICUS criticises Pacific countries over use of covid to curb freedoms

Asia Pacific Report -
December 8, 2020

Bid to oust USP’s pro-chancellor thwarted by Fiji ‘stalling’

Asia Pacific Report -
October 14, 2020

USP Council lifts suspension of academic chief – no due process

Asia Pacific Report -
June 20, 2020

Pacific leadership in spotlight as pressure rises over USP impasse

Asia Pacific Report -
June 16, 2020

Covid, culture and USP’s fight to save academic freedom

Asia Pacific Report -
June 15, 2020

Pacific leaders call for for ‘common sense’ to prevail in USP...

Asia Pacific Report -
June 13, 2020

Suspension of USP’s academic head ‘legal’ claims pro-chancellor

Asia Pacific Report -
June 12, 2020

Forum’s chief Meg Taylor backs Nauru call for urgent meeting on...

Asia Pacific Report -
June 11, 2020

Journalist reports on USP payments scandal as campus backs reform VC

Asia Pacific Report -
June 11, 2020

Nauru president accuses Fiji group of ‘hijacking’ USP in vendetta

Asia Pacific Report -
June 10, 2020

USP students, staff call on council to drop ‘harassment’ of Ahluwalia

Asia Pacific Report -
June 8, 2020

Manus Island refugee given asylum by Switzerland

Asia Pacific Report -
June 10, 2019

Opposition MP jailed – Nauru 19 protesters await appeal ruling

Asia Pacific Report -
April 29, 2019

Nauru 19 to appear in first sitting of nation’s new Court...

Pacific Media Centre -
November 30, 2018

Loss of MSF mental health carers from Nauru heightens fears for...

Pacific Media Centre -
October 7, 2018

Climate change and security big focus for Pacific Islands Forum in...

Pacific Media Centre -
September 24, 2018

Refugees, journalist detention in Nauru ‘overshadow Pacific issues’

Pacific Media Centre -
September 22, 2018

Japanese development aid funding splits Pacific unity on key WHO post

Pacific Media Centre -
September 21, 2018

Refugee children on Nauru ‘living without hope’, says advocacy group

Pacific Media Centre -
September 19, 2018

Joanne Wallis: Australia needs to sing from same song sheet as...

Pacific Media Centre -
September 7, 2018

Pacific Forum backs ‘constructive engagement’ over West Papua

Pacific Media Centre -
September 7, 2018

Climate change tops action at Forum in spite of Canberra’s resistance

Pacific Media Centre -
September 7, 2018

Bryce Edwards’ Political Roundup: Has Jacinda Ardern let down the Nauru...

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September 6, 2018

NZ welcomes new Boe Pacific security plus climate declaration

Pacific Media Centre -
September 6, 2018

Pacific Island leaders tightening the screws on press freedom, dissent

Pacific Media Centre -
September 5, 2018

Stick to our Forum visa rules, Nauru warns media via Twitter

Pacific Media Centre -
September 5, 2018

Newsletter: New Zealand Politics Daily – September 5 2018

Bryce Edwards -
September 5, 2018

Media freedom commentators condemn Nauru ‘gag’ actions

Pacific Media Centre -
September 5, 2018

Pacific Islands Forum masking Nauru human rights abuse, says advocate

Pacific Media Centre -
September 5, 2018

TVNZ Pacific reporter released after being detained in Nauru

Pacific Media Centre -
September 4, 2018

Nauru authorities detain TVNZ Pacific reporter for interviewing refugee

Pacific Media Centre -
September 4, 2018

Peters announces NZ$10m boost to fund dedicated Pacific TV channel

Pacific Media Centre -
September 4, 2018

From rags to riches to rags again – the Forum’s hidden...

Pacific Media Centre -
September 3, 2018

Nauru faces media, security pressure ahead of Pacific Islands Forum

Pacific Media Centre -
September 3, 2018

NZ must help Solomon Islands tackle unemployment ‘time bomb’, says Clark

Pacific Media Centre -
September 2, 2018

NZ offer still open for taking 150 refugees, says PM Ardern

Pacific Media Centre -
September 1, 2018

Aid groups call on Pacific leaders to end Nauru refugee ‘stain...

Pacific Media Centre -
September 1, 2018
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https://youtu.be/9kohQDmIlIA
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